Sentence examples for ever acquainted from inspiring English sources

Russell takes the question of whether we are ever acquainted with the self to be a difficult one.

That encounter, which occurred before the murders, would contradict Mr. McCready's emphatic denials under oath that he had ever been acquainted with Mr. Steuerman.

It has been heard and hummed by more people than will ever become acquainted with any of the latter-day competitors for state recognition.

With the rise of e-commerce and simplified logistics, merchants and consumers are ever more acquainted with how to ship packages across the country and the world.

Merv is one of the most cheerful, fun loving and straight-shooting characters you may ever be acquainted with -meet the Mildon family.

Yet since appearance always proves to be an inadequate way in which reality is present to us, the question inevitably arises whether it is beyond our means ever to become acquainted with the true essence of ultimate reality or whether we can avoid skepticism and claim that it is indeed possible for us to have access to the constitutive nature of reality.

But how on earth did I ever actually become acquainted with such an exotic Bird of Paradise as Amanda Jay Burden?

I became very acquainted with Western culture.

"Ever since I became acquainted with the Japanese business culture, I say 'yoroshiku onegaishimasu' at the end of any meeting.

Whereas "Giselle" or most ballets by George Balanchine come round often enough for many people to feel acquainted with them, few people have ever had the chance to become truly familiar with any Cunningham repertory.

And we believe the editor of the magazine, who wrote to Ruskin's father that his son was "certainly the greatest natural genius that ever it has been my fortune to be acquainted with".